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SI.na Worth 500 90.

For four years have been a sufferer from q
terrible form of Rheumatism. which reduced
me so low that all hope of recovery was given
up. | have suffered the most eNcrucatInp
pain day aud night. and often while writing
i'm agony have wished could die. | have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth
ing did me any good. and have had some of the
finest physicians Of the State go work on me
but all to no effect J have spent over $50,
without finding relief. ! am now proud "a
say that after using only one bottle of b. B. b.
an enabled 10 walk around and attend o.
business. aud I would not take $500 for the
benent received from one single bottle of
II. b.. -. refer to all merchants and business
men ol this town. Yours, most truly
E. CARA.
Waverly, Walker county. Texas.
Demonstrated Merit.
SPARTA, Ga. May -, 1886.
BLOOD BALM Co:
You will please ship MS per first freight one
gross Is. B. B.
II gives us pleasure 10 report a good trade
for this preparation Indeed 10 has far cclipscd
all other blood remedies both in demonstrated
merit and rapid sale with us.
ROZlER NARDEMAN.
\ Sensation.
Why is it that three bottles of b. -. b. are
sold in Atlanta 10 one of any other blood rem
edy. and twice as much consumed in the state
of Georgia as any other preparations NO one
need take our word. but simply ask the drug
gists. Ask the people. They are competent
witnesses. SIX houses in Atlanta are buying
b. b. b. m five and ten gross lots, and some of
them buy as often as every two months. Why
these unprecedented sales here at home with
50 little advertising? Modcsty forbidsu- maxi
ing reply. Had Is. 70. B. been before the pub
lie quarter or half "a century, DO would not bee
necessary 10 bee bol-tcred nap with crutchcs of
page advertisements now. Merit will conquer
and down money.
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WALTER j. TODD. ig6 >IRfh .fnrrt o..
sgnmcuts of country produce solicited.
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q. I. NEnFORu. $40 L.. Main street, fn.
cal plumber. timer. Ui- uud steam Niif..
T.. O.. TlNSLEY. ill Br1okafenAe. steam h
gas fitting. thinning, So.
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ID. $. THOMPSON. Franklin street, HNI.
change Hotel Advertising sfl
Board fence and wall .Igu-a slD.t.ll.
l.. IIpSCONB. SO. p. =. Smith -Iut- 't
painting and gliding 900 glass.
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Contractor, and Builder.
y. 4. HOT >TON. lNG g.. Main .fr..f
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W. NICK REDfOHu. lp2 o. Nam .fnf
sale dealer.
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j. a. GkASBERG lfl. o. Irr.... ,...
All work guaranteed
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by C. T. BEDFORD & CO., Grain
Commission Merchants No. South Twelfth
n reet
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Soap Factory
X. GARCfN a. CO.. 1865 trinhNn ,Ii''.
lished lSO Toilet and lAuniij 'oaia
IailOrs
+. ". stage. Twelfth street, under A-"'-
Hotel civic and military tailor
Undertaken;
b. ". MORRlSETI. 40. ll ,efelil '-
Manchester. Phone, -.
Wire Mattresse, aud Cots ..
+. W. LOWE. 22lf r.. Main -ir.rL 4, 49,.
rcr OF Champion Woven WIZ -.
ana Cots. Thc. best and cheapest ln l-
wood and Coal o-.I
ELBA COAL YARD Elm sia...,
ana Pine streets. VS. Pitcher astlr
kinds OF Coal. Wood, AMI DoA'
phone. ,sg
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Shipping News-Port Of Richmond.
ARRIVED AUGUST Is. 1857.

AWNIN I'D AIWI II to I"0Is
Schooner Susan Z. ThurlOw. hennebcc, ice
Home Ice Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Henry u. Haycns Curtis. Fast
Newark. railroad ties, r. c. Leake. Jr.. * Co.
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner SamOs. Smith. Orient, l.. l.. pyrites
Sulphur Mine Co.; vessel. Curtis n Parker.
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PURCELL, LlDD a Co.
SMITHS BLOOD AND LIVER REG
> ULATOR

Cure for au scrofuious. such as PImpIos.
Ulcers. Sores. lnfammaton-. swclngs. Fry
.pclas, and al kinds of Skin Diseases. Thi.
remedy is composed of Roots and Herbs. and
the most delicate can take DO without danger
For sale hy ALL druggists. Price. & per bottle.
In relief To- the afflicted. we viii sell for the
next sixty days trial bottle Tor jO cents
Prompt attention o. Wholesale orders.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
A BRILLIANT SUMNER SEASON AT
ITS HEIGHT.
How the Days Are Passed by the People
who There Seek Pleasure. Fleeing
Pleasure - The Prevalence of Pretty
Women.

is at
the height Of Its
glory these August
days, and Broad
way, the principal
thoroughfare, riy-
/ ais its metropolitan
namesake IN liyeli
ness and distances
it quite in gayeiy.
Life begins there
early in the day.
Many are out while
the morning Is yet
young to & get a
drink Of the waters
of their favOrite
springs But the
early birds are
mostly Of the mas
culine persuasion,
and II is not until
the sun j. well
along on his up
ward journey that
the fair ones vent
ure out They go
Sinrly and i'm pairs
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miami. Baker,
hlNHMOND STEAM BAKERY Dr.
proprietor, II ;. Twelfth street Wb'A
und retail "N''fsi.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

OFFERINGS RkPORTRD To SECRETARY.
Wheat -Longberry 2 lO5 bushels Mixed
l, 432 bushel. Shortberry, 2OO bushels
Total, 5,55S bushels.
Oats 900 bushels.
flOur-l25 barrels
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WALTER D.. BRAUER Stall A.. DID,
MARKET Hmohtd hcci tongue. ID .t..'. .N
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Asa SNYDER A co., m""io.i Cas- 'ref
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VIRGINIA RUBBER co.. BOB D.. brli, ''a
Betting. hose. and a.l kinds 0i rli'f. t
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W Liam II. GARDNER ilf
shampcOing. 'h 81
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Manufactured by a. q. SMITH.
No. 3l6 North Second street.
5 m3 ly Richmond. Va.
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Village Gossip-Biee Perkins wife got 1t
from Manthy Tomkins thet yeou he'd ter leave
Germany fer selln' a cat fer "A rabbit.
Peibsicker neutrality-suspicious.
Village Gossip-Who'd a thought III
Them's darned sight wussl-Tid Bits.
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A Vain Attempt.

1t is an insult to the intelligence Of
the people for the republican organs Of
the state to attempt to make them be
lieve that the success of the democrat
it party at the next election will in any
way imperii the sanctity of the Christ.
ian Sabbath or in any way aid tie
plans of any political element that has
communistic tendencies.
There was time before the demo-
cratic party had in latter days been en-
trusted with power in state and nation,
when policy of misr representation, and
one which appeals to the prejudices Of
the people alone, might have been OF
some avail.
But the people of Pennsylvania to-
day, quietly contemplating a country
in peace and prosperity throughout its
length and breadth under democrotic
administration, and also without much
effort of memory recalling the demo-
cratic administration of Governor Pat
tison in Pennsylvania and its record of
pure and economical government, are
not now likely to be imposed upon by
the ridiculous cry raised by desperate
leaders and more desperate republican
organs to draw public attention away
from the very assailable record of the
party in powner in its administration OF
stateaffairs. Patriot.
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BuckhoYn.

Corn grains, turnips, tomatoes, and
cabbage by the wholesale. Hollowe'en
was served in old style.
On Monday . bicyclist passed
through these parts and 80 frightened
a COW belonging to G. F. Deitteriok,
that she jumped fence to get away
and broke leg Whether it was the
rider or bicycle that caused the scare is
unknown.
G. M. Terwilliger is cauvasing Hem
lock and Madison with Grams Family
Atlas of the World, a work that
should be in every family. Give it q
fair examination before you say no.
False men are quite common sight
on our streets some nights. The practice
may continue until one of these would
be masculine characters is disrobed,
and proves to be being of the femi-
nine kind. A hint has the same effect
as a, kick If 1t is understood.
Rev. w. A. Lepley, of the M. ".
Church, has been appointed successor
to Rev. j. L. Beishline, deceased.
Grange this Friday evening. A full
turn out is desired,
C. l.. Hartman drives 3 new horse,
Been trading.
Geo. Bogart started for Missouri
Monday.
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East Benton.

Large hocks of wild geese have been
seen migrating southwark. Several
were shot in the vicinity of Saltwater.
There are many infallible signs of
the approach of an early and severe
Winter. Should these, however, prove
to be an illusion, it would be better to
prepare and make ready for such an
event.
Mrs. Judge Krickbaum returned hast
Saturday after 9 weeks visit among
friends in Conyngham, Luz. Co.
The B. & s. is progressing right
along and will soon be vending its
way over the mountain to Bernice, But
the w. & w. and Milton roads are as
dry as empty powder-horns.
The corn crop, which is an unusual
" large one, is pretty nearly gathered
in.
Joe Myres, near Saltwater, exhibited
a pumpkin at the Benton tair which
weighed 1873 lbs.
Every democrat, please take notice.
Election day Nov. 8. The ticket, the
whole ticket, and nothing but thu ticket
and the COLUMBIAN are true, principal
representatives of Democracy. Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty" Your
duty therefore is to 60 and vote the
whole ticket, every one of you.
Hulmes mills are doing rushing
business. They will become an estab-
lished grain market for our locality.
On Saturday of the Bloomsbury
fair, the overcrowded excursion train
on its return trip, over the B. & s.
railroad, sped by the Main street cross
ing Of that place, without stopping
for northward bound passengers. Mrs.
Spinnogle, who happened to be left,
With scores of others, was heard to re-
mark, "Vot a drick. Dey not spites
me, ] would liefsr walk as dravel any
dime. Dey not sells me In dot way"
Jacob s. Beishline, near Cambria, is
very low with consumption. He can
not live many days.
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Sthupler'a Yardware.
COFFEE,

Everybody likes a good cup
Of coffee but how few there are
who get it not oyer one-half the
coffee brought ON the table is fit
to drink, and yet you 60 on and
drink it because you can't do
any better. Some one perhaps
asks you out to dinner and
serves a delicious cup of coffee,
and you inwardly think how
much you would give if you
could have such cup of coffee
at home ; you feel a little deli
cacy in asking the housewife
how she made it and 60 home
and drink your weak bitter mix
ture with the best grace You can
And yet properly equipped good
coffee is within the reach of every
one, We claim with our "One
Minute Coffee Pot" any child 8
years old can make as good a
cup of coffee as the most expert
enced cook, requires no fish skins
salt, egg etc. to clear it, it is
clear as wine every time and of
rich strong favor. This is all
the space we can give to coffee,
the balance to explain we will
take pleasure in doing at our
store.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The Governor has issned the follow
ing proclamation:
The President of the United States
having designated by public procls,
nation Thursday, the oath day OF
November, as day Of general thanks
giving to be observed BY the people
Of the United States, I do cordially
recommend the people Of this com
monwealth to ass emble in the several
places of worship on the day afore-
stated to render hearty and united
thanks to Almighty God for the good
ness and mercy which have been vouch'
safed by Him to us as a people during
the past year.
In testimony whereof ] have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal of the State to be affixed, this 3lst
day of October, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven, and Of the Common
wealth, the one hundred and twelfth.
JAMES A. BEAVER, Governor.
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Columbia county lost $4,500 by the
failure of the Revenue at last session
of the legislature. The bill passed both
branches and would have become a
law, but the Governor discovered that
it had not been signed by the Presi-
dent of the Senate and so 1t failed. Its
failure was through the negligence of
q republican official. Every democrat
in this county is personally interested
in rebuking party whose carelessness
has cost us $4,000. Go to the polls
on Tuesday and vote for J. Ross
Thompson for Supreme Judge, and
Bernard ] McGrann for State Treasur-
er, and for the full local ticket, and let
Columbia county show by rousing
majority that such blunders will re-
ceive no endorsement here.
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The American Farmer Free to All
Our bscrlbere.

All Of our subscribers who will pay their
subscription accounts to this paper in full
to date. and one year In advance, will be
presented with one years subscription to
THE AMERICAN FARMER, a sixteen.
page agricultural magazine, published by
E. A. X. Hackett, at Fort Wayne, Indiana,
and which Is rapidly taking rank as one Of
the leading agricultural publications Of the
country. 1t is devoted exclusively to the
interests Of the Farmer, Stock Breeder,
Dairyman, Gardener and their household,
and every species Of industry connected
with that great portion Of the people Of
the world, the Farmer. The subscription
price is $500 per year. Farmers cannot
well get along without it, 1t puts new
ideas into their minds. 1t teaches them
how to farm with profit to themselves. 1t
makes the home happy, the young folks
cheerful, the growler contepted, the down.
cast happy, and the demagogue honest. A
large number Of our subscribers have TAX
Ell advantage Of this offer, and all are
well pleased. II
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1887.
Give one day to your country and
60 to the polls next Tuesday.

Voters should bear iu mind that
there are three separate tickets to be
voted next Tuesday. One is headed
Estate and has the name of the can
dida,es foi State Treasurer on it. An
other is headed Judiciary and has
the names Of the candidates for Judge
of Supreme Court and Associate Judge
thereon. The third is headed "County"
aud contains the names of the local
candidates.
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The republicans hope to carry Penn
sylvania by large majority this year,
to give them boom for next year in
the Presidential campaign. Let every
Democrat do his duty towards keeping
the majority down, aud possibly over
coming it altogether. The local fights
among the republicans in Philadel-
phia and Allegheny make it possible
for the democrats to carry the state,
but if voters stay at home it can't be
done.
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A MENDMENT TO THE CoNsTIT

A MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-
~ TION proposed 10 the citizens OF this Com
monwealth for their approval or rejection by the
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Penn.
sylvania. Published by order OF the s. Scretary OF
the commonwealth, in pursuance of Article XVIII
OF the Constitution
Joint resolution proposing an amendment TO the
Constitution OF THIS Commonwealth:
IT. SECTION !. Be It resolved by the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania In General Assembly met, That
tne fol!owing amendment is proposed TO Constitu-
lion OF the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, Id
accordance with the Eighteenth Article thereof;
AMENDMENT.
Ihere shall be an additional article to said Con-
lows:
ARTICLE XIX.
Ine manufacture, sale, or keeping for sale OF In
toxlcatlng liquor to be used as beverage, Is
hereby prohibited, and any violation OF this
prohi6ttion shall be a mis1emeanor, punishable as
snail be provided by law.
line manufacture. sale, or keeping for sale Oh IN
IQxloatfng liquor for other purposes than as pew
sIage may De alloweu In such manner only as may
W prescribed by law. The General Assembly snail,
aI the nrst session succeeding the adoption OF TINS
artlcle OF the Constitution, enact laws with ade-
quate penalties for Its enforceue ent.
true copy OF the Joint Resolution.
CHARLES w. STONE,
oaagamsl Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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IN PARTITION.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ooLuABIA COUNTY.
IN the matter OF the partition OF the estate of
ed. w" n'nip oeceas-
u no sarah Elizabeth Rozell', Ellsworth county.
aollce that an inquest wil1 be held at the laIs
Townshg Thg nSuse os 3i Jonas Doty deceased In the
on Monday, the seventh day OF November 1871 he
I'VE ss,e the hours OF O'Clock a. m and D. m. ot
sSe su res Ior the purpose OF making partition o}
Saiaren M and legal representatives Il the same can
" p1 aone without prejudice I'd or spoil No Of the
sccor stnerwise 70 valve and appraise the same
aocotui1t 70 law, az which time and place YOU are
n Sirea 70 attend u you think proper, Shsriis
omce' Bloomsnurg, Dot. 8, 1881. s-'A
SAMUEL SMITH sher,n
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Esnte or John A. Grt,uer, late OF Bloomsbury PdA
Deceased,
Letters testamentary ON the said estate having
Deen granted TO tho undersigned, all persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby n0tnet
70 pay the same. and those having claims against
said estate Will present the same for settlement
TO MARY G. GRIlVER,
Bloomsbury. Pa.
GEO, w. GRl YER,
Nanticoke, Pa.
JOHN H. GARxAN ArT,Y Sep23.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

nTsTaTE Tha o. =; q. LITTLE LATE OF BERWICK. pscp
ornho u uunuersgned: an Auditof appointed by the
o,ap pnahs "a court Of Columbia county, Peppsylya
IN ma 10 make distribution, &C win sit at Ills ONCE
ber 10 ISseagh Sals OF Berwick, on saturday, Novem
ties ~ ss aI oc ock a. m, TO attend 10 the du-
un having Claims against said estate must appesr
n prove the same, or be forever debar rred from
comi 9 In on said fund. w. IA SmtTu nosi
oct2l We L. omkh,
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NJ Office IN DIVORCE.

NOIlCE IN DIVORCE.
william Krick vs.. Susannah Krick.
IN TIM COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY, No. 46, MAY TERM, 1857.
To Susannah Krlck respondent above named
whereas upon the petition or libel of the said
william Krick. above pamed a subpoena being
awarded by the Court OF Common Pleas OF said
county, subpoena issued out OF the said Court,
commanding you, the said Susannah Krick to be
and appear at the next regular term OF said Court
70 show cause: II any you have, why the said
nbellant should not be divorced from the bonds OF
natrlmony which he has contracted with you.
agreeably to the prayer of the petitioner; and,
whereas, upon the return OF the said subpoena, due
proof was made that you could not be found or
served with the same In the balliwick OF the
Snerin OF said county; whereupon an alias sub
y you 10 be and appear at the then next regular
Term OF said Court to answer, &C., as aforesaid,
70 which the same return was made by the sheriff.
You are therefore required to be and appear on
the nrst day OF regular term Of said Court, to be-
esa nela q for the said county the
answer the complaint aforesaid
SAMUEL SMITH,
.,,SnrSR, SnrSR, Ally. Sherifr.
sherin's once, Bloomsburg, Pa, Nov. 4, 1887.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ we win ofIer for sale what is known as the OLD
ya ia ptoPer'p, on Saturday, November g. Iss5, al
an that certain piece OF land situate n the Town
q, ~ bioomsourg, with front on Centre street nf
Weics are erected brick dwelling house, old lai m
seen AT the of1ioe. '''' o~n W.
STEPHEN POHE
MAsHINeT0N PARR, Co. com,s
ELI MEHpRNHALI,
Arfnsf:-JOhn B. Casey Clerk,
Commissioners' once, Bl0omsh,iro pa ~, no,
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by new regulation Of the Postoflce De-
partment, which went into effect on the
10th Of September, fourth. class mail mat
ter must be sent In wrappers free from any
printing, except the name of the person
who sends the package and the one to
whom 1t is addressed. In case more than
this is added, either by printing or writing,
the rates Of nrst-class matter will be charg-
ed. No advertisement of any kind what
ever Is now allowed to be put on the pack
ages,
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

Charity r. Eveand, by her next friend John p.
Greasy, vs. stephen A Eveland
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY, No. 4S, MAY TERN 1887
To stephen A. Eveland, respondent above named:
whereas, upon the petition or libel Of the said
Char1ty X: EvelaDd. above named subpoena be-
ing awarded by the Court OF Common Pleas OF
SAID county subpoena issued out OF the said
Sourt. commanding you, the said Stephen A.
nVeland, 70 De and appear at the next regular
Term OF said Court, 10 show cause II any you
haye.why the said lDellant should not be divorced
from the bonds OF matrtmony which she has con.
LLacted with you, agreeably TO the prayer Of the
petitloner; and, whereas, upon the return of the
said subpoena, due proof was made that you could
n9G @ pe lonnd Or served with the same in the bail
WICK Oh the sheriff OF said county; wherrupon an
alias subpoena was awarded by said Court. com
inandlng you to appear at the then next regu
ar IeIm OF SAIL Court to answer, &C., as aforesaid
70 wnicn tne same return was made by the sheriff
A., YOU are therefore required to be and appear or
tne nrst day or regular term OF said Court, to be
held At bloomsbury. for the said county on the
nrst Monday OF December n. xt A. d. 1887 n
answer the complaint aforesaid.
uu 49,. SAMUEL SMITH,
shnE1Tz, K,Tz, Alty Sherin.
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pULE ON HEIRS.

In THE oRPHAss' CouRr on CoLurBtI cor,,,x,
IN the matter OF The partition and valuation of
Teal essase o. George Miller late Of NescopecE
0ol,o,A TO Adam Miller Minin township, Columbia
county Pa, John Miller, Nescopeok Lusens
county, pa- Nathan Miller Nesoopeok, Luzerne
county, "a, Caroline. tntermarried with Jacoh
ssay,.on, Wethe,ly; Carbon county Pa, Polly q.
spna s1pa'a,r,o1 Win Jonn kishbach, Hazleton Iuz
tssSspe,aa tMssSSPees WY hg1eras ss county Maria In
bon county, Pa. "S"' Var
You and each OF you are hereby notified IN ,.a
ana ana appear before the Judges Of the Urphans,
Mnnn 70 o, ne ned at BlQnnslura. ON the nrst
eep. Qr IS,ase TO take the real estate Of said
oo sn, m1' np aeoe ased al the appraised yalus-
Cause why u shall not lie sold "'@'''" w sno"
Witness the Hon William ElwelI. prss,asn,
9Sdss OF saia Court, this 9TH day Of October. A.
ocu.4t w II. SNYDER,
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The old-time bell rope, which for years
has adorned the ceiling Of all cars, 10 TO be
supplanted by concealed wire with push
bottoms, inside and outside the car, only
touch being needed to give the signal.
Should a coupling bresk, the electric con-
nection is severed, and the gong In the
cab warns the engineer Of the fact. A test
Of the apparatus has been made on an Erie
passenger train, and II has been found to
work perfectly.
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Estate or Clenusl Y. DeLong, or Orange 7fcP
Letters testamentary on the said estate
having heen granJed TO the undersigned exI'
All persons indebted to said estate are hereby no
uned 10 pay the same and those having CLAIMS
against said estate present the same 20
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